MQ-4C Triton Upgrades: The U.S. Navy is funding a $66.0M retrofit to standardize and sustain fielded MQ-4C Triton maritime surveillance drones, using 33 engineering-change proposals across U.S. and Royal Australian fleets, with work by Northrop Grumman through June 2030. Local School Health & Return Planning: Tiyan High School’s campus passed a Public Health inspection with an “A” and zero demerits after a shutdown tied to plumbing issues; student return timing is still in the planning phase as responsibility for major repairs is sorted out. CBP Training Tech Contract: VirTra won a sole-source five-year CBP contract worth up to $14M to maintain and modernize VirTra training systems, with upgrades starting in early 2027. Guam Hospital Funding Talks: Lawmakers are weighing about $20M in excess Section 30 revenues for GMH electronic health records and a UOG aquaculture innovation center, while competing bills could shift priorities. Port Operations Disrupted by High Winds: Guam’s STS cranes were hit by ~100 mph winds; one crane is back in service, while others need repairs, inspections, and recertification. Brown Tree Snake Prevention: Guam is urging stricter cargo, vehicle, and vessel inspections before and after travel to CNMI to stop invasive brown tree snakes from hitchhiking. Undersea Cable Activity: Chinese state-linked vessels conducted structured survey grids near Guam and Japan cable corridors, aligning with broader mapping activity around key landing routes. Fitness App Data Risk: A Strava investigation found fitness data from NZDF sites across multiple countries could expose movement patterns to adversaries. Dental Laser Regulation Review: Guam’s dentistry board is considering whether current law needs updates to regulate dental laser use, especially diode lasers used by hygienists. Older Adult Health Program: UOG and DPHSS highlighted “Bingocize,” a Bingo-meets-exercise falls-prevention program approved as evidence-based by U.S. health authorities.